
FAQs
How is the toll calculated for an RV towing a car?
Tolls are charged based on the number of axles on a vehicle. A two-axled RV would be charged the same amount as a car. An extra charge would be added for the additional axles of the tow car and/or trailer.
Is it possible to buy a season or frequent user pass that offers discounted toll rates?
The Confederation Bridge does not offer discounted passages in order to treat all customers fairly.
Is it necessary to reserve a spot for the crossing, as you would for a ferry?
The Confederation Bridge operates 24-hours a day, seven days a week. Reservations are not required.
Do toll rates ever change?
Toll rates are reviewed on an annual basis and are adjusted on January 1 based on the rate of inflation.
Tolls & Fees
Confederation Bridge tolls are charged based on a vehicle’s axle-count and are calculated for the round-trip, regardless of the user’s initial point of entry to Prince Edward Island. Bridge tolls are collected when leaving Prince Edward Island at the toll plaza in Borden-Carleton, PE. Cash, Interac, and all major credit cards are accepted.
Confederation Bridge tolls are tax-exempt.
Toll Rates & Fees | |
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Vehicles | |
First 2 axles | $50.25 |
Each additional axle | $8.50 |
Motorcycle | $20.00 |
Shuttle Service | |
Pedestrian | $4.75 |
Cyclist | $9.50 |
Pedestrian/Cyclist Baggage Fee | |
First Bag | Free |
Each Additional Bag | $4.25 |
Other | |
Out of Gas | $108.25 |
Wide Load requiring lane closure | $216.50 |
Self shuttle | $4.75 |